Michigan HB4554 proposes a year-round coyote hunting season.
Michigan HB4554 amends the state's hunting regulations to allow year-round coyote hunting. The bill modifies existing sections of the Natural Resources and Environmental Protection Act, specifically section 43531. It removes restrictions on the times when coyotes can be hunted, permitting hunting at any time of the year. The bill also outlines licensing requirements and fees for fur harvesting, including distinctions between resident and nonresident licenses and discounts for minors.
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